I agree, half the size is for most people irrelevant. The article mentions the quality improvement you wanted but did not make it in the summery. Upto 14bits per channel could be a major plus when implemented natively in a DLSR.

Even then it first need to be widely supported before it is used by many, it needs to be used by many before it will be widely supported.

Windows NT has a lineage dating back to April 1987 with the release of OS/2 1.0

Correct one of the very few things you can do with Oracle compared to PostgreSQL is shunt the blame to them, while you might get the full blast when the same thing happens to PostgreSQL.

I have btw never see either of them fail at preserving your data.

I'll just leave this here fyi

http://www.worldaudit.org/demo...

Correct English is not my first language, having said that. From a dictionary:

ethnic (thnk) adj. 1. a. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a sizable group of people sharing a common and distinctive national, religious, linguistic, or cultural heritage.

Your definition of choice is in there as well btw.

And to be honest, I couldn't care less about somebody genetic heritage. I care about their behaviour.

Immigration is not a problem per se. Immigration of large groups not willing to conform to our local ethnics is.

I'm from north western europe. Our ethnics is largely atheist and liberal and we are under constant pressure from minorities trying to force their "sensibilities" on society. Well if they don't like our way of living, they are welcome to leave as far as I'm concerned.

Lineage before XP is not 95/98/me, it is Windows NT 4.x, 3.x and OS/2 1.x

I prefer X windows

Am I the only one who at first red "base memory" as RAM and would prefer the term storage to memory when it is used to described persistent storage?

Cortana is Clippy 2.0

Intel MB may be fine, but stay away from the wireless 7260 series, they are utter crap and only work mostly with the very latest firmware and driver/kernel version.

Copy.com has a nice native Linux sync client like Dropbox, only faster. More free space than Google drive or Dropbox

https://copy.com?r=3SiBYd

Copy startsout at 25G has Linux support, and syncs a lot faster with less systemload than Dropbox.

https://copy.com?r=3SiBYd

I'm guessing your used to driving American cars?

Switch Thunderbird to off-line mode before you start configuring a new account. The **HORRIBLE** auto-configuration will not show up and you can just configure your account.